Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-11-26
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Col. Seth Warner, If Vermont,
the fmous hero Of the Revolutions
~ war, was A lending fighter for the
Hampshire grants.
These titles were disputed by the
State Of New York and It's authori-
lies obtained an edict Of the King Of
England IN their favor. The settlers
were stung by the supposed injustice.
THIS state Of things brought Colonel
stfh Wafner To the front with
Ethan Alien and others. he actively
Opposed every effort Of the New
York state authorities to enforce
possession, and finally he, with Allen
and others, were outlawed and a
price put ON their heads:
To circumvent New York, ii was
necessary that some one should go
into that State and gain required in
formation. Col. Warner, assuming
for safety the name of ''Dr. How
ard, . undertook this perilous and ro-
manic journey.
While on his way home he stopped
1t country inn, where an old gen
Ienan and daughter were storm
bound. The father fell i'll and the
laughter called upon Colonel War
ner, who, with his wide knowledge
" simple remedies, successfully
treated the told man." and he finally
won this devoted woman for wife.
such incidents were not uncommon
'n those years. When the doctor
was not easily reached, months of
Gekness, and even life were often
i1ved by some unprOfessional friend
versed In the use Of simple herbs and
'toots. The health Of early settlers
and their powers Of endurance con-
vince US that such medicines did
only good and left no poision in the
blood to work as much injury to the
system as would disease itself.
In time Of peace the Colonel was
in constant demand for his knowl-
EDGE of simple remedies and their
power over disease. But it was left
10 another Of his name of the present
nge to give to the public what was
then used with such positive success.
Warner for over a hundred years
Las shared with Ethan Allen the adj.
iniration Of the American people.
Colonel Seth Warner belongs to a
family Of wide distinction; no less
than eight members thereof won
flame in the regular practice of med
i.ine.
Looking to the adoption by the
people of this. generation of the cid
time simple remedies, his direct de-
scendan II. II. Warner, the we'll
known proprietor of Warmers Safe
Cure, for many years has been expe-
rimenting with old time roots and
herb formule and, his search having
been finally rewarded with success,
he gives the world the result. These
recipes and formula in other days ac-
complished great things because they
were purely vegetable and combined
simply so as TO cure the disease indi-
Gated, without injury to the system
In harmony with their old times
character, we learn that he proposes
50 call them Warmers Log Cabin
Remedies, using as trade mark an
old-fashioned American log cabin.
We understand that he intends to
put forth "Sarsaparilla' for the
blood, the sarsaparilla itself being
but one of a number of simple and
effective elements; LOG Cabin Hops
and Buche, ga general stomach tonic
and invgerator: "Log Cabin Cough
and Consumption Remedy" "War
ner's Log Cabin Scalpine' for the
hair; preparation for that univer
sal disease catarrh, called LOS
Cabin Rose Cream" "Warner'.
log Cabin Plasters :" and warner!
Log Cabin Liver Pills." which art
to be used in connection with tn,
other remedies, or independently, a
required.
Warmers safe remedies are alread,
standards of the most pronounced
scientific value in all parts of th'
world, and we have no doubt TIL
Log Cabin Remedies, for the disease
they are intended to cure, will b.
of equal merits, for Mr.. Warner ha
the reputation of connecting hi
name with no preparation that is no
n1eritorious.